The main landing gear of a Turkish Airlines plane caught fire and had to be evacuated.

There were 104 passengers and 6 crew members on the Turkish Airlines plane that was flying from Istanbul to Anakya. All of the main tires burst out on landing at the airport. The overheated landing gear caused the aircraft to come to a halt.

Emergency services cooled the landing gear after the passengers evacuated the plane. The airport reported that the tires exploded on the runway. The plane stopped on the runway. The passengers were guided by personnel on the ground as they disembarked the plane.

Bu gece saat 02:55’te Hatay’a inen TK2256 sefer sayılı Boeing 737-800 tipi uçak sert iniş yaptı ve sonrasında lastik patlattı.

Yolcular slide ile uçağı terk etti. pic.twitter.com/1ydlultc1L

— muratherdem (@muratherdemm) October 6, 2022

The airline's press office stated that there were no injuries during the evacuate. All flights of Turkish Airlines to Hatay were canceled today.

The tire of our plane blew as we landed in Hatay. The statement released by the THY Press Office said that due to the explosion, overheating occurred in one of the landing gear of the plane.

“Our guests and crew were safely evacuated from the aircraft. There is no problem with their health status. It is announced to the public with respect.”

THY Press Office

The Hatay airport was closed until Thursday night because officials were trying to remove the aircraft from the runway. The aircraft was dispatched with the Anti-Skid System.

Boeing 737-800 type aircraft with flight number TK2256 landed hard in Hatay at 02:55 tonight. After the hard landing, the tires on the main landing gear exploded and a fire broke out as a result of overheating. pic.twitter.com/Gws2Y7dIGe

— Fusa Aviation (@FusaAviation) October 6, 2022

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